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Table of Contents
Energy and Environmental Basic Policy ................................................................................................ 3
1.

Introduction ..................................................................................................................................... 4

2.

Our Goal ......................................................................................................................................... 4

3.

Scope of Applicability to Products .................................................................................................. 4

4.

Requirements of “EIZO Green Procurement Standards” ................................................................ 4

5.

Managed Chemical Substances ..................................................................................................... 5
5-1. Prohibited Substances ...................................................................................................................5
5-2. Controlled Substances...................................................................................................................95-3. Declarable Substances ................................................................................................................10

6.

Environmental Survey and the EIZO-designated Forms................................................................. 10
6-1. Survey on Environmental Information ..........................................................................................10
6-1-1. Survey Items .........................................................................................................................10
6-1-2. Additional Requirements (EIZO Environmental Requirements) ............................................126-2. Survey on Chemical Substances .................................................................................................14
6-2-1. Additional Requirements (Chemical substance survey) ........................................................15
6-3. Submission of Analytical Data .....................................................................................................15

7.

Internal Management of Suppliers .................................................................................................. 16
7-1. Chemical substance management system ..................................................................................16
7-2. Identification Management of Parts Containing Prohibited Chemical Substances .......................168.

Address for File and Document Submission ................................................................................... 16

Revision History .................................................................................................................................... 18

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Energy and Environmental Basic Policy
The EIZO Group is aware that one of our key responsibilities is to conduct business taking theenvironment into consideration. We strive to contribute to the sustainable development of our society by
being conscious of the impact our business has on the environment. We will continue our concerted effort
in the effective use of resources, climate change mitigation, environmental protection (including theprotection of biodiversity and ecosystems), prevention of pollution, and reduction of other environmental
risks.
We therefore:
1.

Comply with legal, moral and other requirements regarding environmental protection and theeffective use of energy.

2.

Provide eco-friendly products and services, implement activities to reduce our environmental
footprint, and take active measures to prevent pollution.

3.

Constantly improve our environmental impact performance when conducting business such as: useof sustainable resources, pollution prevention, green procurement, enhancement of efficient energyuse, and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.

4.

Establish an energy and environmental management system that is in accord with business activities
and energy and environmental management goals, implement, review and continually improve our
performance.

5.

Conduct awareness-raising activities targeting our members to improve understanding ofenvironmental protection as well as the use of clean and sustainable energy.

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1. Introduction
To promote the conservation of the global environment, EIZO Corporation strives to achieveenvironmentally friendly manufacturing, with the goal of creating a more economically mindedsociety with a sound cycle of materials use. All of our activities comply with the Energy andEnvironmental Basic Policy appended to this document.
We intend to persevere in our efforts to promote environmental conservation while continuing to
improve our practices, so that all of our activities will meet the environmental standards demanded
by customers and society. To help fulfill our social responsibilities, we have created Green
Procurement Standards that will guide our materials procurement.
To achieve environmentally friendly products that generate reduced environmental loads, the partsand materials that make up the products must themselves generate reduced loads. The
procurement of such parts and materials is critical to realizing our goal.
In addition to procurement criteria such as quality, price, delivery period, service, and technologicalcapabilities, EIZO will also consider a company’s efforts in reducing environmental loads and in
pursuing environmental conservation. In procurement activities, we will assign a priority tocompanies whose activities indicate a forward-looking approach to environmental conservation. In
addition to quality, functionality, and cost effectiveness, the environmental friendliness of products,
parts, and materials (including packaging materials) will be served as a critical component of ourselection criteria.
The understanding and cooperation of our suppliers represent a crucial part of our efforts to provide
environmentally friendly products. EIZO Corporation wants to make this endeavor a joint effort. To
ensure the success of our efforts, we ask for your understanding with regard to our stated goals
and our social responsibilities, and ask for your cooperation in promoting activities that reduce
environmental burdens. We also ask for your continuing efforts to achieve sustained improvementsin these areas.

2. Our Goal
By granting preferential status to suppliers actively engaged in environmental conservation
activities, and by selectively procurement and using products, parts, and materials that generate
low environmental loads, EIZO hopes to reduce the impact of our business activities on theenvironment and to help expand the market for environmentally friendly products.

3. Scope of Applicability to Products
The present standards apply to all electrical parts, mechanical parts and materials (including
auxiliary materials such as tapes, solders, adhesives and paints) used in products designed,
manufactured, outsourced and sold by EIZO Corporation.

4. Requirements of “EIZO Green Procurement Standards”“EIZO Green Procurement Standards” requires suppliers to fulfill the following three requirements:
1) Suppliers shall comply with the environmental requirements in the EIZO Supplier Code of Conduct(see below) and have established a chemical substance management system that includes chemical
substance management requirements for your supply chain. Regarding chemical substancemanagement, we will confirm it in the separately requested "Questionnaire on chemical substancemanagement".
https://www.eizo.co.jp/company/csr/4/EIZO_SupplierCodeofConduct_en_rev2.pdf
2) Products (including sub-assembly parts), materials and parts purchased as finished products shallmeet the criteria for prohibited chemical substances specified in this standard.
3) For products (including sub-assembly parts), materials, and parts purchased as finished products,
suppliers shall provide truthful information in the EIZO-designated forms (MIS File andchemSHERPA-AI File) based on EIZO Green Procurement Standards and chemSHERPA usage
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* chemSHERPA: A scheme that facilitates sharing information on chemical substances in
products
https://chemsherpa.net/english
Please see Section 5 and after for more details of 2) and 3).

5. Managed Chemical Substances5-1. Prohibited Substances
The prohibited substances designated by the laws of various countries are not allowed to be usedin all products (parts or products) delivered to EIZO. The statute list of prohibited chemical
substances is shown in the table 1.
Also, the substances in the table 2-1 are prohibited to be contained in all products (parts or
products) delivered to EIZO.
[Table1] Statute list of prohibited chemical substances
Area
StatuteAll
Montreal Protocol (Substances defined by the Annex A, B, C and E)
Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (Substances defined by theAll
Annex A, B, C)
Chemical Substances Control Law (Specified substances of class 1 defined by Law
Japanconcerning the Evaluation of Chemical Substances and Regulation of Their Manufacture,
etc.)
Japan
Industrial Safety and Health Law (manufacturing prohibited substances)Japan
Poisonous and Deleterious Substances Control Law (Specified poisonous substances)
Law for the Regulation of Nuclear Source Material, Nuclear Fuel Material and Reactors
Japan(Nuclear material)
Directive on restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical andEUelectronic equipment (RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU)
Regulation on the Registration, Evaluation and the Authorisation of Chemicals (REACH
EU
regulation No.1907/2006 Annex XVII)EU
Regulation on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs Regulation (EU) 2019/1021)
Directive on packaging and packaging waste (Heavy metals defined by the Packaging
EU
directive 94/62/EC)
EU
Fluorinated greenhouse gases regulation (F-gas regulation No 517/2014)
Switzerland
Chemical Risk Reduction Ordinance (ORRChem)
Germany
GS mark based on ProdSG (AfPS GS 2019:01 PAK)
Denmark
Formalin Act
FranceAnti-waste and Circular Economy Law
USA
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)
State of California Proposition 65
Canadian Environmental Protection Act, Prohibition of Certain Toxic Substances
CanadaRegulations
Prohibited substances defined by Batteries and accumulators and waste batteries andEU(*)
accumulators Directive 2006/66/EC
The Mercury-Containing and Rechargeable Battery Management Act (Public Law 104USA(*)
142)
Content limitation of mercury, cadmium and lead for zinc anode primary battery (GBChina(*)
24427-2021)
Taiwan(*)
Restrictions on the Manufacture, Import, and Sale of Dry Cell Batteries(*): Battery-related laws and regulations[Table 2-1] Prohibited Chemical Substances *1 *2
No.

1

Substances

Asbestos

Criteria

Intentional addition prohibited and1000ppm or less

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Main related Statute

REACH Annex XVII, TSCA,
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Criteria

2

Azo dye and pigment
forming specified amines

30ppm or less(a)Applicable to uses that may comeinto direct and prolonged contact withhuman skin or oral cavity.

REACH Annex XVII

3

Cadmium and Cadmium
Compounds

100ppm or less *3 *4 *5

RoHS directive,
REACH Annex XVII

4Hexavalent Chromium
Compounds

5

Lead and Lead
Compounds

6

Mercury and Mercury
compounds
Ozone Depleting
Substances(Substances in Annexes A,
B, C and E of the Montreal
Protocol)1000ppm or less *3 *4 *5
Leather parts: Less than 3ppm inleather
1000ppm or less *3 *4 *5External cable: less than 300ppm inouter parts

Main related Statute

RoHS directive,
REACH Annex XVIIRoHS directive,
REACH Annex XVII,
Proposition 65

1000ppm or less *3 *4 *5

RoHS directive

Intentional addition prohibited

Montreal Protocol

8

Perfluorooctane sulfonicacid and its derivatives(PFOS)*6

Intentional addition prohibited andless than 1000ppm
Coated materials: Less than 1µg/m2(Exemptions are set for specific use)

Chemical Substances Control
Law,
POPs regulation

9

Polybrominated Biphenyls(PBBs)

Intentional addition prohibited *7 and1000ppm or less *5

10

Polybrominated Diphenyl
Ethers (PBDEs)

Intentional addition prohibited and1000ppm or less *5

7

11
12
13
14
15

Polychlorinated Biphenyls(PCBs)
Polychlorinated terphenyls(PCTs)
Short Chain ChlorinatedParaffins (C10-C13)
Tri-substitutedorganostannic compounds
Tributyl Tin Oxide (TBTO)

Intentional addition prohibited
50ppm or less

REACH Annex XVIIIntentional addition prohibited andless than 1500ppm
Less than 1000ppm by weight of tin(a)Intentional addition prohibited andless than 1000ppm by weight of tin(a)Chemical Substances Control
Law, POPs regulation

17

Polychlorinatednaphthalenes(number of chlorine is 1 or
more)
Dimethylfumarate (DMF)

0.1ppm or less18

Radioactive Substances

Intentional addition prohibited

19

Formaldehyde

20

Hexachlorobenzene

21

2-(2H-1,2,3-Benzotriazol2-yl)-4,6-di-tertbutylphenol

16

RoHS directives,
Chemical Substances Control
Law,
POPs regulation
RoHS directives, TSCA,
REACH Annex XVII,
Chemical Substances Control
Law,
POPs regulation
Chemical Substances Control
Law, TSCA

Intentional addition prohibited

Aerial concentration: 0.1ppm or less
(Only wood products and textile
goods are targeted)
Intentional addition prohibited and10ppm or less
Intentional addition prohibited

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Chemical Substances Control
Law
Chemical Substances Control
Law, POPs regulation
REACH Annex XVII
Nuclear Reactor Regulation
Law
German Chem Verbots
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Substances

Criteria

Main related Statute

Dibutyltin (DBT)compounds

1000ppm or less by weight of tin

REACH Annex XVII

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Dioctyltin (DOT)compounds

1000ppm or less by weight of tin (a)This requirement is applied for thefollowing use:
- Textile articles intended to come into
contact with the skin
- Wall and floor coverings- Two-component room
temperature vulcanization
moulding kits (RTV-2 mouldingkits).

REACH Annex XVII

24

Hexabromocyclododecane(HBCDD)

Intentional addition prohibited and100ppm or less

Chemical Substances Control
Law,
POPs regulation

Polycyclic aromatichydrocarbons (PAHs)
Refer to table 2-2 for moredetails about the target
substances and threshold
Pentachlorophenol and its
salts and esters
Bis (2-ethylhexyl)
phthalate (DEHP)
Butyl benzyl phthalate(BBP)
Dibutyl phthalate (DBP)
Diisobutyl phthalate(DIBP)- Exterior plastics and coating: Less
than threshold of GS category 3- Exterior plastics and coating of
remote control: Less thanthreshold of GS category 2
Intentional addition prohibited and5ppm or less

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25

26

27

28

Perfluorooctanoic acid(PFOA), its salts and
PFOA-related substances- Individual substance: 1000ppm orless- Total of 4 substances in plasticizedmaterial: less than 1000ppm
Intentional addition prohibited and- PFOA and its salts: 25ppb or less
- PFOA-related substances: 1000
ppb or less of one or a combinationof PFOA-related substances

REACH Annex XVII, GS markChemical Substances Control
Law, POPs regulation

RoHS directive,
REACH Annex XVII

Chemical Substances Control
Law, POPs regulation

Photolithography or etch processes
in semiconductor manufacturing are
exempted.
Intentional addition prohibited29

Phenol, Isopropylated
Phosphate (3:1) (PIP 3:1)

30

Pentachlorothiophenol(PCTP)

1% or less

TSCA

31

C9-C14 linear and/or
branched
perfluorocarboxylic acids(C9-C14 PFCAs), theirsalts and C9-C14 PFCAsrelated substances- C9-C14 PFCAs and their salts: total
concentration less than 25 ppb- C9-C14 PFCA-related substances:
total concentration is less than 260
ppb

REACH Annex XVIIIntentional addition prohibited

F-gas regulation- PFHxS and their salts: total
concentration less than 25 ppb- PFHxS-related substances: total
concentration is less than 1000
ppb

Stockholm convention,
Swiss ORRChem

32

33

Fluorinated greenhousegases (F-GHG) *8
Perfluorohexane sulfonicacid (PFHxS), its salts
and PFHxS-related
compounds

Use as an adhesive and sealant are
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Substances

Mineral oil aromatichydrocarbons (MOAH)
containing 1 to 7
aromatic rings

Criteria

Main related StatuteLess than 1% in ink(For packaging materials and printed
matter only)

France Anti-waste and Circular
Economy Law*1: The concentration not specified is the weight percent in the homogeneous material, and the concentration
described in (a) is the weight percent in the minimum article.
*2: The department in charge may give specific instructions on the use of a specific application within the scopeof the law.
*3: The presence of the substances in batteries and accumulators shall comply with the battery-related laws
and regulations shown in Table 1.
*4: For heavy metals (cadmium, hexavalent chromium, lead, mercury) in packaging materials, Intentional
addition is prohibited and the total concentration is less than 100ppm in homogeneous material weightratio.
*5: Exempted Items for RoHS Directive are set in consideration of the technical level at the time of theestablishment. Refer to the directive below for more details about the items. (The items added after the
directive are also valid.) However, if the expiration date is set, please complete necessary measures forthe items one year before the date.
- RoHS Directive http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legalcontent/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=CELEX:32011L0065&from=EN*6: Substances with the following molecular formula are applicable as PFOS.
C8F17SO2X (X = OH, Metal salt (O-M+), halide, amide, and other derivatives including polymers)*7: Applicable only to hexabromobiphenyl.
*8: Applicable to HFCs, PFCs and SF6 listed in Table 5-1[Table 2-2] Requirements for PAH in REACH and GS mark (Categories relevant only for toys areomitted)Parameter

REACH
Annex XVII
Rubber or
plastic
components thatcome into direct
as well as
prolonged or
short-term
repetitive
contact with thehuman skin or
the oral cavity

GS: Category 1*1Materials
indented to be
put in the mouth,or materials
used for toys or
by children up to
3 years of age
with intended
long- term skincontact (longer
than 30 s)

GS: Category 2*1
Materials notcovered bycategory 1, with
foreseeable skincontact for
longer than 30
seconds (longterm skincontact) or
repeated shortterm skincontact

GS: Category 3*1Materials notcovered bycategory 1 or 2
with foreseeable
skin contact up
to 30 seconds(short term skincontact)

BENZO(a)PYRENE mg/kg
<1
< 0.2
< 0.5
<1
BENZO(e)PYRENE mg/kg
<1
< 0.2
< 0.5
<1
BENZO(a)ANTHRACENE mg/kg
<1
< 0.2
< 0.5
<1
BENZO(b)FLUORANTHENE mg/kg
<1
< 0.2
< 0.5
<1
BENZO(j)FLUORANTHENE mg/kg
<1
< 0.2
< 0.5
<1
BENZO(k)FLUORANTHENE mg/kg
<1
< 0.2
< 0.5
<1
CHRYSENE mg/kg
<1
< 0.2
< 0.5
<1
DIBENZO(a,h)ANTHRACENE
<1
< 0.2
< 0.5
<1
mg/kg
BENZO(g,h,i)PERYLENE mg/kg
< 0.2
< 0.5
<1
INDENO(l,2,3-cd)PYRENE mg/kg
< 0.2
< 0.5
<1
<1
< 10
< 50
PHENANTHRENE, PYRENE,
sum
sum
sum
ANTHRACENE, FLUORANTHENE
mg/kg
NAPHTHALENE mg/kg
<1
<2
< 10
Sum 15 PAH mg/kg
<1
< 10
< 50
REACH Annex XVII PAH: http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legalcontent/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=CELEX:32013R1272&from=EN
GS mark PAH: https://www.baua.de/DE/Aufgaben/Geschaeftsfuehrung-von-Ausschuessen/AfPS/pdf/AfPSGS-2019-01-PAK-EN.pdf?__blob=publicationFile&v=4

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*1: Because GS categories 1, 2 and 3 mean those as EIZO products, if the category is not clear, pleasecontact EIZO engineers. In addition, we may ask our suppliers to submit analysis data by ananalysis institution certified with ISO17025 to certify conformance with PAH requirements

5-2. Controlled Substances
In accordance with the laws and environmental standards of the countries where our products areshipped and sold, we will monitor the content of the substances shown in Table 2-3 for the purposeof preparing for replacement with alternative materials, notification, registration, or providing
information outside the company. Please report the content status with chemSHERPA.
[Table 2-3] List of controlled substances
CAS number
No

Name of substance

Reportable

Related Laws and(chemSHERPA

threshold *1

Standards

Management target

monitoring purpose

standard ID*2)

1

1,6,7,8,9,14,15,16,17,17,18,18

intentionally

Stockholm

13560-89-9

preparing for replacement-dodecachloropentacyclo

addedConvention,

135821-03-3(Prohibited Substances)[12.2.1.16,9.02,13.05,10]

Canadian

135821-74-8

octadeca-7,15-diene (Dechloran

Hazardous

Plus) and mixtures thereof

Substances
Regulations

2(2-(3,5-di-tert-amyl-2-

intentionally

Stockholmhydroxyphenyl)benzotriazole)

added

Convention

1000 ppm

RoHS Directive

25973-55-1

preparing for replacement(Prohibited Substances)(abbreviation: UV-328)
3

4

5

Tetrabromobisphenol A (TBBP-

79-94-7A)
Medium-chain chlorinatedpreparing for replacement(Prohibited Substances)1000 ppm

RoHS Directive

paraffins ( MCCP C14-C17 )Decabromodiphenylethane

intentionally

Canadian(DBDPE)

added

Hazardous-

preparing for replacement(IC02)(Prohibited Substances)

84852-53-9

preparing for replacement(Prohibited Substances)

Substances
Regulations

6

Perfluoroalkyl compounds andintentionally

US state of ME-

Notification target,

polyfluoroalkyl compounds

addedPFAS Pollution(IC01, IC02)

preparation for(PFAS)

Prevention Act

replacement in the future( LD1503)
Substances subject to REACH
7

1000ppm(a)authorization

REACH regulation-

Provision of information

Annex XIV

(LR06)

outside the company,
preparation for future
alternatives

8
9
10
11

Candidate substances for

1000ppm(a)REACH regulation

REACH authorization
Proposition 65 list substances

intentionally1000 ppm

outside the company

Proposition 65-

Providing information(IC01, IC02 , LR08)

outside the company

IEEE 1680.1-2018

7440-41-7 and others

Prohibition of use in(IC01)

specific products-

Providing information(IC01)

outside the company

compounds
Rare earth *3

intentionally
added

Providing information(LR06)
added

Beryllium and beryllium-

France Decree No.
2022-748*1 : The concentration not specified is the weight percent in the homogeneous material, and the concentration
described in (a) is the weight percent in the minimum article.
*2 : See Section 5.3 Table 2-4*3 : Scandium, Yttrium, Lanthanum, Cerium, Praseodymium, Neodymium, Promethium, Samarium, Europium,
Gadolinium, Terbium, Dysprosium, Holmium, Erbium, Thulium, Ytterbium, Lutetium

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5-3. Declarable Substances
Substances subject to laws/regulations and standards shown in Table 2-4 below are subject to be
declared. These substances are managed substances that are required to be reported in accordancewith chemSHERPA. Please be sure to report in chemSHERPA if they are contained in products,
including controlled substances in section 5.2.
For details, refer to chemSHERPA_Managed_substance_list (Excel file) attached to the
chemSHERPA data entry support tool.
[Table 2-4] List of relevant laws/regulations and standards for declarable substances
chemSHERPA
relevant

Relevant laws/regulations and industry standards

Standard ID
LR01(Japan) Chemical Substances Control Law: Class I Specified Chemical Substances

LR02(US) Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA): Section 6

LR04(EU) 2011/65/EU (RoHS): Annex II

LR05(EU) 2019/1021 (POPs): Annex I

LR06(EU) REACH (No 1907/2006): The Candidate List of Substances of SVHC, Annex XIV
Authorization Substances

LR07(EU) REACH (No 1907/2006): Annex XVII Restriction substances

LR08(EU) Medical Devices Regulation (MDR) (EU)2017/745: Annex I 10.4 Substances

IC01

Global Automotive Declarable Substance List (GADSL)

IC02

IEC 62474 DB Declarable substance groups and declarable substances

6. Environmental Survey and the EIZO-designated Forms
We ask our suppliers to answer surveys on environmental information and chemical substances forparts, materials and parts purchased as finished products with the use of the following forms.

6-1. Survey on Environmental Information
The survey is conducted with the use of EIZO MIS File Ver.2.1 or later. The EIZO MIS File aims toprovide the non-containing declaration of legally prohibited substances in different countries, andalso to provide the declaration of conformity and necessary information for the requirements ofenvironmental standards related to our products.
Please review the information in Table 3 below for each EIZO item number when components ormaterials are to be adopted by EIZO. Include the results of this review in the EIZO MIS File andsubmit it electronically. Note that up to 100 items may be submitted as a single data file when
multiple components are covered by a single EIZO delivery specification—for example, in the caseof series components.

6-1-1. Survey Items
Please refer to Table 3 for detailed information on EIZO MIS File survey items. The document
entitled "EIZO MIS File/chemSHERPA-AI File Manual (RD-063*)" available on the EIZO website
provides detailed information on how to use and complete the files.
(https://www.eizoglobal.com/company/csr/promise2/tool/greenprocurement.html)

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[Table 3-1] EIZO MIS file survey items
Answer Choices

Requirement Item

Target Items and Criteria for Determination

Prohibited
substances<Target Item> : All items delivered to EIZO
<Target Substances> : Substances listed in [Table 2-1]
<Criteria for Determination> :It is “Conformity” if the target item meets the "Criteria" in[Table 2-1], otherwise “Non-conformity”.

Select from:- Conformity- Non-conformity<Target Item> : All items delivered to EIZO
<Criteria for Determination> : It is “Conformity” if the target item
meets the "Criteria" in Section 6-1-2, otherwise “Nonconformity”.
In the case of "Non-conformity", enter the requirement
number and the reason for the “Non-conformity” in the"additional information (comment)" column at the MIS.
<Target Item> : Items 1 to 3 below, or items including 1 to 3
below
1. Plastic part (only parts for product housing are 0.5g or
more, and other parts are 25g or more)
2. Printed wiring board
3. Electrical cable and wire (power cord, external signal
cable, wiring harness, FFC and others)<Criteria for Determination> : It is "Not contained" if the plastic of
the target item does not contain the following substances
exceeding 1000 ppm, otherwise "Contained". It is “Notapplicable”, if the item is not the “Target item”.
A) Bromine/chlorine or compounds containing
bromine/chlorineB) Phosphorus or compounds containing phosphorus

Select from:- Conformity- Non-conformity

EIZO
environmental
requirements

Environmentallyhazardous
substances inplastics

For both A) and B),
select from:- Not contained- Contained- Not applicable
In addition, enter
necessary
information

Note: If additives (flame retardants/plasticizers) are contained in
the target item, enter the information on the additives according
to the description example in the table. Mandatory fields arenoted with an asterisk (*).
"GS Benchmark": Select the benchmark value of the additive
substance based on the GreenScreen assessment (see the URL
below or the TCO certified accepted substances list below).
https://tcocertified.com/updates-and-changes/benchmarkingchemicals-with-greenscreen-in-tco-certified/"Listed in TCASL": Select whether the additive substance islisted on the TCO Certified Accepted Substance List (TCASL:
see the following URL). https://tcocertified.com/acceptedsubstance-list/

Batteries /Accumulators

Red phosphorus<Target Item> : All items delivered to EIZO
<Criteria for Determination> : If the target item has built-in
batteries or accumulators, or if it is a battery or
accumulator itself, select "Applicable", otherwise select"Not applicable" in the right column.

Select from:- Not applicable- Applicable<Target Item> : All items including plastic delivered to EIZO
<Criteria for Determination> : It is "Not contained", if there is nointentional red phosphorus content in the plastic of thetarget item, otherwise "Contained". It is “Not applicable”, if
the item is not the “Target item” (does not include plastic).

Select from:- Not contained- Contained- Not applicable

Note: When it is “Contained”, enter the information on the Red
Phosphorus according to the description example in the table.
Mandatory fields are noted with an asterisk (*).

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6-1-2. Additional Requirements (EIZO Environmental Requirements)
The EIZO Environmental Requirements contain additional individual requirements on prohibited
substances and material labeling for each part category to meet the environmental standards that
apply to EIZO products. If the item corresponds to more than one category, or if it contains parts ofmore than one category, it is all subject to require.
All components supplied to EIZO must comply with the EIZO Environmental Requirements as a
general rule.
[Table 4-1] EIZO Environmental Requirements: A. “Flat Panel Display Module”
No.

Requirements

A1

Plastic parts weighing 25 g or more (except for optical parts) shall be recyclable materials.
Plastic parts weighing 25 g or more shall not contain halogenated polymers or halogenated organic
compounds.
However, 0.5% or less of fluoride additive for a characteristic improvement is excluded.
Plastic parts of 25 g or more shall not contain substances classified as 1A or 1B of carcinogenic,
mutagenic or reproductively toxic category according to EU CLP Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008.
Plastic parts shall not be metallized or contain molded-in or glued metal parts, except for metal insertsthat is separable by cutting, pulverizing or otherwise breaking down the part with common tools.
Plastic parts weighing 25 g or more shall be labeled according to ISO 11469, ISO 1043-1, -2, -3, and-4. Optical components etc, having difficulties to label are excluded. For the light guide, the coding
shall be labeled outside the module unit.
For all plasticizers used in all the plastic part and all flame retardants used in the plastic parts
weighing 25 g or more, benchmark values based on GreenScreen assessment shall be describedin the MIS file. For a list of flame retardants and plasticizers for benchmark 2 and higher, see thelatest TCO Certified Accepted Substance List published at https://tcocertified.com/acceptedsubstance-list/. For flame retardants and plasticizers for which the benchmark has not been
decided, enter U (Unspecified).
If the EIZO development department or procurement department specifies a benchmark, follow thespecification.
For all flame retardants and plasticizers used in plastic parts weighing 25 g or more, the addition
method (additive or reactive) and material type (brominated or phosphorus etc.) shall be describedin the MIS file.
If the EIZO development department or procurement department specifies addition method ormaterial type of additives, follow the specification.
The light source shall not contain any mercury.
It shall not contain cadmium above the standard value. (Standard value: 100 ppm or less inhomogeneous material, not applicable to any RoHS exemption)
For each constituent material weighing 10 g or more, the main substances (contained by 10% or
more, and which also include substances other than the declarable substances of chemSHERPA)
shall be reported with chemSHERPA.

A2
A3
A4
A5

A6

A7

A8
A9
A10

[Table 4-2] EIZO Environmental Requirements: B. “Printed Wiring Board”
No.

B1

B2
B3
B4

Requirements

For all flame retardants used in the item, benchmark values based on GreenScreen assessment
shall be described in the MIS file. For a list of flame retardants for benchmark 2 and higher, see thelatest TCO Certified Accepted Substance List published at https://tcocertified.com/acceptedsubstance-list/. For flame retardants for which the benchmark has not been decided, enter U(Unspecified).
If the EIZO development department or procurement department specifies a benchmark, follow thespecification.
For all flame retardants used in the item, the addition method (additive or reactive) and material type(brominated or phosphorus etc.) shall be described in the MIS file.
For a halogen-free product designated by The EIZO development department or procurement
department, an analytical test report shall be attached to the delivery specifications to show that thecontent of bromine and chlorine is below the threshold.
It shall not contain cadmium above the standard value. (Standard value: 100 ppm or less inhomogeneous material, not applicable to any RoHS exemption)
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[Table 4-3] EIZO Environmental Requirements: C. “Electrical cable and wire (power cord, external signal
cable, wiring harness)”
No.

C1

C2
C3

Requirements

For all plasticizers used in all plastic parts and all flame retardants used in plastic parts of 25g or
more, benchmark values based on GreenScreen assessment shall be described in the MIS file. Fora list of flame retardants and plasticizers for benchmark 2 and higher, see the latest TCO Certified
Accepted Substance List published at https://tcocertified.com/accepted-substance-list/. For flame
retardants and plasticizers for which the benchmark has not been decided, enter U (Unspecified).
If the EIZO development department or procurement department specifies a benchmark, follow thespecification.
In addition, the declaration of the plasticizer used (EIZO format) shall be attached to the delivery
specifications of the power codes or external signal cables.
It shall not contain cadmium above the standard value. (Standard value: 100 ppm or less inhomogeneous material, not applicable to any RoHS exemption)
For each constituent material weighing 10 g or more, the main substances (contained by 10% or
more, and which also include substances other than the declarable substances of chemSHERPA)
shall be reported with chemSHERPA.

[Table 4-4] EIZO Environmental Requirements: D. “General Electrical and Electronic parts”
No.

Requirements

D1

It shall not contain cadmium above the standard value. (Standard value: 100 ppm or less inhomogeneous material, not applicable to any RoHS exemption)[Table 4-5] EIZO Environmental Requirements: E. “Batteries and Accumulators”
No.

E1
E2
E3
E4

Requirements

Accumulators used for the power supply shall have a capacity to withstand at least 500
charge/discharge cycles.
[Japan model only] Compact rechargeable batteries shall be marked according to identification
guidelines for compact rechargeable batteries set by the Battery Association of Japan.
Accumulators incorporated in the delivered product can be safely separated without tools or withgeneral tools, and information on the separation method can be provided.
Batteries and accumulators shall be appropriately labeled according to the Battery Directive(2006/66/EC).

[Table 4-6] EIZO Environmental Requirements: F. “Plastic Parts”
No.

Requirements

F1

The product shall be composed of recyclable materials.
Plastic parts weighing 0.5g or more used for the exterior of EIZO products*1 and plastic parts
weighing 25 g or more shall not contain halogenated polymers or halogenated organic compounds.
However, 0.5% or less of fluoride additive for a characteristic improvement is excluded.
Plastic parts of 25 g or more shall not contain substances classified as 1A or 1B of carcinogenic,
mutagenic or reproductively toxic category according to EU CLP Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008.
Plastic parts weighing 25 g or more shall be labeled according to ISO 11469, ISO 1043-1, -2, -3, and-4. Optical components etc, having difficulties to label are excluded.
For all plasticizers used in all the plastic part and all flame retardants used in the plastic parts
weighing 0.5g or more used for the exterior of EIZO products*1 and plastic parts weighing 25 g or
more, benchmark values based on GreenScreen assessment shall be described in the MIS file. Fora list of flame retardants and plasticizers for benchmark 2 and higher, see the latest TCO Certified
Accepted Substance List published at https://tcocertified.com/accepted-substance-list/. For flame
retardants and plasticizers for which the benchmark has not been decided, enter U (Unspecified).
If the EIZO development department or procurement department specifies a benchmark, follow thespecification.
For all flame retardants used in plastic parts weighing 25 g or more, the addition method (additiveor reactive) and material type (brominated or phosphorus etc.) shall be described in the MIS file.
If the EIZO development department or procurement department specifies addition method ormaterial type of additives, follow the specification.
For each constituent material weighing 10 g or more, the main substances (contained by 10% or
more, and which also include substances other than the declarable substances of chemSHERPA)
shall be reported with chemSHERPA.

F2
F3
F4

F5

F6

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*1: If the location where the parts are used is unclear, please check with the department in charge of EIZO.
[Table 4-7] EIZO Environmental Requirements: G. “Metal Parts”
No.

G1
G2
G3

Requirements

Metallic materials used in the parts are recyclable. (This section applies only to single metal parts
such as sheet metal parts)
It shall not contain cadmium above the standard value. (Standard value: 100 ppm or less inhomogeneous material, not applicable to any RoHS exemption)
For each constituent material weighing 10 g or more, the main substances (contained by 10% or
more, and which also include substances other than the declarable substances of chemSHERPA)
shall be reported with chemSHERPA.

[Table 4-8] EIZO Environmental Requirements: H. “Printed Matters” (Including unprinted printing paper andlabels)No.

Requirements

H1

The user manual (including ancillary materials such as setup guides) shall be printed on chlorinefree bleached.

[Table 4-9] EIZO Environmental Requirements: I. “Packaging Materials”(Excluding packaging used to ship parts from suppliers to EIZO.)
No.

I1

I2

I3
I4
I5
I6
I7

Requirements

Packaging materials shall be labeled according to the EU Commission decision 97/129/EC.
Regarding the details of the design including the recycling symbol, what to do if it is a plain productwithout printing or molding process, or if it is difficult to label due to surface area, shape, or material,
check with The EIZO development department or procurement department and follow thespecifications.
Paper (excluding corrugated cardboard) and plastic packaging materials shall be labeled according
to the Law for Promotion of Effective Utilization of Resources.
If it is plain product without printing or molding process, or if it is difficult to label due to surface area,
shape, or material, check with The EIZO development department or procurement department andfollow the specifications.
Packaging materials shall be composed of or easily separable into distinct recyclable materials.
Cardboard, cartons and molded pulp shall incorporate at least 85% waste paper.
Plastic packaging materials shall be free of halogenated polymers and halogenated organic
polymers.
Bleaching shall be chlorine free (ECF or TCF).
For each constituent material weighing 10 g or more, the main substances (contained by 10% or
more, and which also include substances other than the declarable substances of chemSHERPA)
shall be reported with chemSHERPA.

[Table 4-10] EIZO Environmental Requirements: J.“Other parts (other than A to I above) ”
No.

J1
J2

Requirements

It shall not contain cadmium above the standard value. (Standard value: 100 ppm or less inhomogeneous material, not applicable to any RoHS exemption)
For each constituent material weighing 10 g or more, the main substances (contained by 10% or
more, and which also include substances other than the declarable substances of chemSHERPA)
shall be reported with chemSHERPA.

6-2. Survey on Chemical Substances
The survey is conducted with the use of chemSHERPA-AI. The chemSHERPA-AI is a chemical
substances survey form operated by Joint Article Management Promotion-consortium (JAMP), andaims to ensure proper management of information on chemical substances contained in articles(parts and final products), and to popularize a concrete mechanism for smooth disclosure andtransmission of such information in supply chains.
Please fill in the material composition and the chemical substance content for each EIZO item
number according to the chemSHERPA-AI file and submit it as electronic data, when components
or materials are to be adopted by EIZO.
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Please report on the content information of chemSHERPA's declarable substances (see the list of
declarable substances included in the chemSHERPA tool). In particular, for substances listed in the
Candidate List of SVHC for Authorization, which are updated once a half year, please submit acompatible version with the declarable substances. Also, please note that we cannot accept aninvalid version of chemSHERPA at the time of parts approval.
The document entitled "EIZO MIS File/ chemSHERPA-AI File Manual (RC062-063)" available on
the EIZO website and on the chemSHERPA website gives detailed information on how to complete
the file.
(EIZO website: https://www.eizoglobal.com/company/csr/promise2/tool/greenprocurement.html)(chemSHERPA website: https://chemsherpa.net/english)

6-2-1. Additional Requirements (Chemical substance survey)
Please report information on major constituents (including substances for optional reporting) for
materials over 10g in Flat Panel Display Module, Electrical cable and wire (power cord, externalsignal cable, wiring harness), metal parts, plastic parts, stands and packaging materials with
chemSHERPA-AI.
(Example 1) In the case of steel plate
Substance
Iron
Manganese

CAS No.
7439-89-6
7439-96-5

Substance
Maximum content
rate per materials(%)
98
0.5

Optional reporting
Remarks☑
☑

(Example 2) In the case of plastic parts
SubstanceABS

CAS No.
9003-56-9

Substance
Maximum content
rate per materials(%)
80

Optional reporting
Remarks☑

(Example 3) In the case of a cardboard box
Substance
Cellulose

CAS No.
9004-34-6

Substance
Maximum content
rate per materials(%)
90

Optional reporting
Remarks☑

In addition, including parts and materials other than those mentioned above, please report
substances that are intentionally added or contained in excess of 1000ppm as optional reporting
substances as much as possible, even if they are not chemSHERPA declarable substances.

6-3. Submission of Analytical Data
Please periodically create the analytical data of parts based on the provisions of IEC62321 todemonstrate that the concentration of the prohibited substances of the RoHS directive is not morethan the threshold value. Please provide them to us upon request.

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7.

Internal Management of Suppliers

7-1. Chemical substance management system
We request suppliers to establish and operate a chemical substance management system that
includes the followings.
- Setting of organizational roles and responsible persons for chemical substance management- Implementation of necessary environmental education for workers who may have an impact on
the environment- Establishment of rules for chemical substance management including acquisition of chemical
substance information from your suppliers- Disclosure of chemical substances and environmental information based on the EIZO Green
Procurement Standards- Implementation of risk assessment of contamination with regulated substances and appropriate
contamination prevention.
- Trace management of delivered products to EIZO and, procured components and materials fromyour suppliers.
- Request and conform of chemical substance management implementation to your suppliers- Understanding and maintaining the latest version of EIZO Green Procurement Standards

7-2. Identification Management of Parts Containing Prohibited Chemical Substances
If non-conformance on prohibited chemical substances such as RoHS non-conformance occurs
with parts or products to be delivered to EIZO, we request the supplier separates non-conforming
items from the acceptable items to prevent mixing. In addition, if a supplier discovers that it hasdelivered parts or products that are not in conformance the supplier shall notify us promptly andtake appropriate actions with us through mutual consultation.

8.

Address for File and Document Submission“EIZO MIS File” and “chemSHERPA-AI File”
Please prepare a response to the above files in the electronic data file and submit it to the contact
person of our development department who requested your cooperation in this survey.
“Analytical Data of chemical substances”
Submission procedures will be announced separately when we request it.
We ask final manufacturers or assemblers of the relevant part to complete and submit these files
pertaining to the design, manufacture, and assembly of the part. We ask merchandising companies
and distributors either to request the final manufacturing or the assembling company of the productto complete these files, or to take responsibility for conducting and responding to the survey.

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[Table 5-1] Target substance list of Fluorinated greenhouse gases
Chemical name

Industrial designation

CAS RN

Trifluoromethane

HFC-2375-46-7

Difluoromethane

HFC-3275-10-5

Fluoromethane

HFC-41593-53-3

Pentafluoroethane

HFC-125354-33-6

1,1,2,2-Tetrafluoroethane

HFC-134359-35-3

1,1,1,2-Tetrafluoroethane

HFC-134a

811-97-2

1,1,2-Trifluoroethane

HFC-143430-66-0

1,1,1-Trifluoroethane

HFC-143a

420-46-2

1,2-Difluoroethane

HFC-152624-72-6

1,1-Difluoroethane

HFC-152a

75-37-6

Fluoroethane

HFC-161353-36-6

1,1,1,2,3,3,3-Heptafluoropropane

HFC-227ea

431-89-0

1,1,1,2,2,3-Hexafluoropropane

HFC-236cb

677-56-5

1,1,1,2,3,3-Hexafluoropropane

HFC-236ea

431-63-0

1,1,1,3,3,3-hexafluoropane

HFC-236fa

690-39-1

1,1,2,2,3-Pentafluoropropane

HFC-245ca

679-86-7

1,1,2,2,3-Pentafluoropropane

HFC-245fa

679-86-7

1,1,1,3,3-Pentafluorobutane

HFC-365 mfc

406-58-6

1,1,1,2,2,3,4,5,5,5-decafluoropentane

HFC-43-10 mee

138495-42-8

Tetrafluoromethane

PFC-1475-73-0

Hexafluoroethane

PFC-116

76-16-4

Perflutren

PFC-218

76-19-7

Tetradecafluorohexane

PFC-3-1-10 (R-31-10)

355-42-0

Dodecafluoropentane

PFC-4-1-12 (R-41-12)

678-26-2

Tetradecafluorohexane

PFC-5-1-14 (R-51-14)

355-42-0

Octafluorocyclobutane

PFC-c-318

115-25-3

Sulfur hexafluoride

SF62551-62-4

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Revision History
VersionA

Revision Date
May 1, 2004

B

May 25, 2004

C
D

June 28, 2004
July 20, 2004

E

March 7, 2006

F

November 10, 2006

G
H

January 19, 2007
January 22, 2008

J

March 28, 2008

K

September 1, 2008

L

June 18, 2010

M

December 10, 2012

N

April 1, 2013

P

October 1, 2014

Overview of Revised Contents- Established.
- Corrected: Erroneous description in “Survey on Environment
Conservation Practices.”- Revised: Explanation in “EIZO Standard soldering condition.”- Revised: “Environmental Policy”- Added: Reliability items in “EIZO Standard soldering condition.”- Revised: Harmonization of threshold value in RoHS.
- Added: Examples of RoHS exemption.
- Revised: Descriptions in figure of JGP-format.
- Added: Wave soldering condition in “EIZO Standard soldering
condition.”- Deleted: “Declaration of RoHS Compliance” and “Plan for RoHS
Compliance” from “Survey on Environment Conservation
Practices.”- Revised: Entry process in “Survey of Chemical Substances.”- Added: Respond to PFOS.
- Added: Moisture Sensitivity Level in “EIZO Standard soldering
condition.”- Revised: “Information for TCO’03” to “Material Information”
considering EPEAT.
- Revised: “Survey on Environment Conservation Practices.”- Wholly-revised: This standard by the change of “JGP + MI
(Material Information)” to “AIS + MIS (Material Information
Sheet).”- Revised: The title of this standard to “EIZO Green Procurement
Standards.” Revised “Eizo Nanao” to “EIZO” in the entry
formats.
- Added: DBT and DOT in the list of prohibited chemical
substances.
- Revised: “Table 2” to “Table 2-1” and a part of threshold value.
- Added: “Table 2-2: RoHS Exemption List”- Revised: “Survey on Environment Conservation Practices” from
Ver. E to Ver. F.
- Deleted: “and resurveying approximately every two years
afterward” in section 5-1-3.
- Revised: MIS file from Ver.1.0 to Ver.1.1.
- Revised: AIS file from Ver.3.1 to Ver.4.0.
- Revised: Submission term of MIS/AIS to “the specified date.”- Revised: URL of download page on MIS/AIS.
- Revised: A part of contents about EU RoHS and SVHC in Table
3: EIZO MIS file survey items.
- Revised: “Table 5-1” – “Table 5-7”, by the addition of prohibited
substances on Risk Phrases, HBCDD and PAH, and deletion of
IARC level 2B.
- Deleted: “EIZO Standard soldering condition.” (However, it iscontinuously operated in the future)- Change of company name.
Eizo Nanao Corporation  EIZO Corporation- Revised: Document number from RD-053N to RC02-053P.
- Revised: MIS file from Ver.1.1 to Ver.1.2.
- Revised: AIS file from Ver.4.0 to Ver.4.1a.
- Added “by weight of tin” in the criteria of DBT and DOT.
- Deleted: DBT exemption because of expiration on January 1,
2015.
- Added: Expiration of RoHS exemption No.16 and 40.
- Revised: Targeted items for lead of EPEAT from “Specific items
which a user can touch easily” to “All delivering items”- Revised: The number of SVHC substances from 84 to 155.
- EU06 added and IA02 revised in Table 6.
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Revision History
Version

Revision Date

Q

July 1, 2016

Q

August 1, 2016

R

February 1, 2018

Overview of Revised Contents- Revised: In Environmental policy, “EIZO Corporation” to “EIZOGroup”- Deleted: “Survey on Environmental Conservation Practices”- Revised: MIS file from Ver.1.2 to Ver.1.3.
- Added: POPs and GS Mark in Table 1- Added: The following substances in the list of prohibited chemical
substances. In addition, some threshold values have beenrevised.
(39) Endosulfan or Benzoepin(40) Hexabromocyclododecane (HBCDD)(41) Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs)- Added: “Leather parts: Less than 3ppm” for Hexavalent
Chromium in Table 2-1- Deleted: The list of RoHS exemptions in Table 2-2, and added:
Link of RoHS directive- Added: Description of requirements for PAH as Table 2-2- Revised: Table 3“EU RoHS Directive (or Battery Directive/Packaging Directive)” “Legally Prohibited Substances”
SVHC 155 substances (169 substances
Request about red phosphorus has been added“Printed wiring boards” have been deleted in “Information forplastic parts weighing 25g or more”- Added: Prohibition of specific phthalates in Table 5-1 to 4
- Deleted: Hexabromocyclododecane in Table 5-1 to 5
- Concept of GreenScreen has been introduced in therequirements of flame retardants in Table 5-1 to 2, and the URL
to Risk phrases has been revised- Deleted: Tri-o-cresyl phosphate in Table 5-2- Deleted: Requirements for PAH in Table 5-4- Revised: “Packaging Ordinance” (“Packaging Directive”- Deleted: Appendix 1 - Sample of “Survey on Environmental
Conservation Practices” and Appendix 2 - EIZO MIS File
- Revised: JAMP AIS Tool from Ver.4.1a to Ver.4.1b- Added: 6.3 Submission of Analytical Data
- Added: 7. Internal Management of Suppliers- Corrected: JAMP AIS Tool from Ver.4.1b to Ver.4.1c- Revised: JAMP AIS and its relevant contents to
chemSHERPA-AI- Revised: MIS file from Ver.1.3 to Ver.1.4.
- Added: “Canadian Environmental Protection Act” in Table 1- Added: “and less than 1000ppm” for No.1 in Table 2-1- Deleted: “REACH Annex XVII” from No.1, 8, 40 in Table 2-1- Deleted: “Intentional use prohibited and” from No.13, 14 in Table
2-1- Revised: The number of chlorine “Cl=>3” to“Cl=>1” for No.15 inTable 2-1
- Corrected: “1000ppm” to “0.1ppm” for No.16 in Table 2-1- Added: “and less than 100ppm” for No.40 in Table 2-1- Added: No.42, 43 and 44 in Table 2-1- Revised: “by June 2016” to “by January 2018” for SVHC in Table
3- Added: “Printed wiring boards” in Information for plastic parts- Revised: “Judgment” to “Report information” for Red Phosphorus
in Table 3- Added: “Printed wiring boards” in Table 4-1 and 2- Moved: “Specified phthalates” from Table 4-1, 2, 3, 4 to Table
2-1- Added: Requirement for flame retardants in Table 4-3
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VersionS

Revision Date

October 1, 2019

Overview of Revised Contents- Deleted: “Labeled according to ISO11469 ” from item 2 in Table
4-6- Revised: “at least 70%” to “at least 85%” for item 5 in Table 4-6- Revised: JAMP declarable substances to chemSHERPA in
Table 5
- Revised: "Energy and Environment Basic Policy".
- Revised: Description in section 4.
- Revised: Description in section 5.
- Added: "Intentional use prohibition" to the standard value of
No.10 in Table 2-1- Corrected: substance name of No.13 in Table 2-1- Added: "Intentional use prohibition" to the standard value of
No.14 in Table 2-1- Deleted: some substances such as BNST (and reassign No.)in Table 2-1- Added: PFOA as No.27 in Table 2-1- Added: a note *1 in Table 2-1- Revised: EIZO MIS file from version 1.4 to version 2.0 or
later in section 6.1- Added: requirement “Cover all the declarable substances of thevalid version of chemSHERPA to be submitted together” to<Target Substances> of REACH Regulation in Table 3- Added: "Contained (A)" to <Criteria for Determination> of“REACH Regulation” in Table 3- Added: a note that requires reporting condition of substanceswith chemSHERPA to <Criteria for Determination> of “REACH
Regulation” in Table 3- Added: “Proposition 65” in Table 3- Added: a description about additional information in case of“not compliant” to “EIZO Environmental requirements” in Table
3- Added: “Additives (Flame retardants / Plasticizers)” in Table 3- Deleted: 4 items of “EPEAT (cadmium, hexavalentchromium)”, “EPEAT (lead)”, “information for plastic parts”,“information for mercury lamps in LCD module” in Table 3- Added: requirements of A1, A7, A9 and A10 on “Flat Panel
Display Module” in Table 4-1- Revised: requirements of A3 and A8 on “Flat Panel Display
Module” in Table 4-1- Revised: requirements of B1 on "Printed wiring board" in Table
4-2- Added: "Electrical cable and wire (…)" as Table 4-3- Added: "General Electrical and Electronic parts" as Table 4-4- Revised: requirements of F4 on "Plastic parts" in Table 4-6- Added: requirements of F7 and F8 on "Plastic parts" in Table
4-6- Added: "Metal parts" as Table 4-7- Revised: requirements of I1 on "Packing materials" in Table 49- Added: requirements of I6 and I7 on "Packing materials" inTable 4-9
- Added: “Other parts” as Table 4-10
- Deleted: a description on chemSHERPA version in section 6.2- Added: a note on reporting for all chemSHERPA declarable
substances, especially substances in candidate list of SVHC
for authorization in section 6.2- Added: a note on reporting for all chemSHERPA declarable
substances, especially substances in candidate list of SVHC
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VersionT

Revision Date

December 1, 2021

Overview of Revised Contents
for authorization in section 6.2- Added: a description on reporting for chemSHERPA optional
reporting substances in specific parts in section 6.2.1- Added: Table 5-1, Table 5-2, Table 5-3 and Table 5-4- Added: establishment of a chemical substance management
system in section 4. 1)- Revised: to "Questionnaire on chemical substancemanagement" from "Questionnaire on Corporate Social
Responsibility Efforts" in section 4. 1)- Revised: to " AfPS GS 2019:01 PAK" as GS mark Standard in
Table 1
- Added: “Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)” in Table 1- Added: “The Mercury-Containing and Rechargeable Battery
Management Act (Public Law 104-142)” in Table 1- Added: “Content limitation of mercury, cadmium and lead forzinc anode primary battery (GB 24427-2021)” in Table 1- Added: “Restrictions on the Manufacture, Import, and Sale of
Dry Cell Batteries” in Table 1- Added: PIP 3:1 as No.29 in Table 2-1- Added: PCTP as No.30 in Table 2-1- Added: C9-C14 PFCAs as No.31 in Table 2-1- Added: "Intentional use prohibited" to the standard value of
No.28 in Table 2-1- Added: description of exemption for No.28 in Table 2-1- Added: derivatives to PFOS of No.8 in Table 2-1- Added: "Intentional use prohibited" to the standard value of
No.9 in Table 2-1- Added: "less than 1500ppm" to the standard value of No.13
in Table 2-1- Added: "5ppm or less" to the standard value of No.26 in
Table 2-1
- Added: "less than 1000ppm" as total concentration to thestandard value of No.27 in Table 2-1- Added: a note regarding concentration as *1 in Table 2-1- Added: a note on Battery-related laws and regulations as *3
in Table 2-1- Added: a note on intentional use prohibition of heavy metals
in packaging material as *4 in Table 2-1- Added: a note on PFOS of No.8 as *6 in Table 2-1- Added: a note on PBBs of No.9 as *7 in Table 2-1- Deleted: ACENAPHTHYLENE, ACENAPHTHENE, andFLUORENE in Table 2-2- Revised: GS mark PAH standard WEB link address in Table
2-2- Changed: the wording of Answer Choices in Table 3- Added: 0.5g or more parts for product housing to the target
item conditions for plastic part in Table 3- Added: "Batteries / Accumulators" as Requirement item inTable 3
- Added: description about specification from EIZO as
requirements of A6 and A7 in Table 4-1- Added: requirements of B1 and B3 in Table 4-2- Added: flame retardants to the requirement of C1 in Table 43- Added: description about specification from EIZO to therequirement of C1 in Table 4-3- Added: attachment of the declaration of the plasticizer to thedelivery specifications as the requirement of C1 in Table 4-3- Added: requirements of E3 and E4 in Table 4-5
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EIZO Green Procurement Standards RC02-053 Ver. U
April 2023

VersionU

Revision Date

April 1, 2023

Overview of Revised Contents- Added: plastic parts weighing 0.5g or more used for theexteriors to the requirements of F2 and F5 in Table 4-6- Added: description about specification from EIZO to therequirements of F5 and F6 in Table 4-6- Revised: expansion of packaging material scope from plastic
to allin the requirement of l1 in Table 4-9- Revised: labeling standard in the requirement of l1 in Table
4-9- Added: description about the case where it is difficult to label
as the requirements of l1 and l2 in Table 4-9- Revised: to molded pulp from paper as the targets for therequirement of l4 in Table 4-9- Revised: linked address of EIZO website in section 6-2- Added: requests to suppliers in section 7-1- Added: Indium tin oxide and Molybdenum trioxide in Table 51- Revised: Title from “Prohibited chemical substances” to“Managed chemical substances” in Section 5- Revised: Section number of Prohibited Substances from
Section 5 to Section 5-1- Added: "Chemical Risk Reduction Ordinance" for Swiss inTable 1
- Added: "Circular Economy Act" for France in Table 1- Added: "Prohibition of Certain Toxic Substances
Regulations" for Canada in Table 1- Added: F-GHG as No.32 in Table 2-1- Added: PFHxS as No.33 in Table 2-1- Added: MOAH as No.34 in Table 2-1- Added: “10ppm or less” as criteria value for No.20 in Table
2-1- Added: Section 5-2 titled “Controlled Substances”- Added: Table 2-3 for List of controlled substances- Added: Section 5-3 titled “Declarable Substances”- Added: Table 2-4 for List of relevant laws/regulations andstandards for declarable substances- Removed: “REACH(SVHC)” from EIZO MIS file survey items
in Table 3-1- Removed: “Proposition 65” from EIZO MIS file survey items
in Table 3-1- Removed: “Beryllium” from EIZO MIS file survey items inTable 3-1
- Revised: name of survey item from “Additives (flame
retardants/plasticizers)” to “Environmentally Hazardous
Substances in Plastics” in Table 3-1- Revised: Target for answer choices from Additives (flame
retardants/plasticizers) to Bromine/Chlorine in Table 3-1- Revised: List from “Proposition 65” to “Fluorinatedgreenhouse gas” in Table 5-1- Removed: Table 5-2- Removed: Table 5-3- Removed: Table 5-4

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